To arrange the Grand Total column in a Pivot Table in reverse order using Google App Script, you can use the setSort
method of the PivotGroup
class. Here's an example code snippet:
function reverseSortGrandTotal() {
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
var pivotTable = sheet.getPivotTables()[0]; // assuming there's only one pivot table
var grandTotalIndex = pivotTable.getColumnPosition(pivotTable.getColumnLabel(pivotTable.getColumns().length - 1));
var grandTotalGroup = pivotTable.getRows()[0].getPivotGroup(grandTotalIndex);
grandTotalGroup.setSort(true); // true for descending order
}
To adjust the table's color, you can use the setBackgroundColor
and setFontColor
methods of the Range
class to set the background color and font color of the cells containing the Pivot Table. Here's an example code snippet:
function adjustColor() {
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
var pivotTable = sheet.getPivotTables()[0]; // assuming there's only one pivot table
var pivotRange = pivotTable.getTableRange();
pivotRange.setBackgroundColor("#ffffcc"); // set background color
var fontStyle = pivotRange.getFontStyle();
pivotRange.setFontColor("#000000"); // set font color
}
You can also adjust the format of the Pivot Table using other methods of the Range
class, such as setBorder
, setHorizontalAlignment
, and setVerticalAlignment
.
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